IBQTEE1
Its All About Zen in 2010!!
Nice Contest I better start practicing.
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The Ash Game/ELittle's BIRTHDAY Contest!
- Thread starter souldog
- Start date
souldog
OG Post-Whorer since 2008 bitches...
Sorry, contest winner has been picked! :whistling:
Good luck next time! :thumbs:
beyond the band
cantankerous newb
According to my calendar it's still June 3
My first ashstand by the way
My first ashstand by the way
Kingantz
Growing too fast.
Well shiver me tembers! Eh...I mean ashes!! Thanks brothers!! PM Sent!
And happy birthday!
And happy birthday!
The Green Monkey
Brap-brap
Sorry for any confusion this resurrection may cause, but I figured I'd mention that the second LFD Cameroon Cabinet No. 4 that I bought a while back for this contest turned out to be the polar opposite of the travesty that was my first one. I just came inside from smoking it, and while it wouldn't have held a candle to any of the hammers thrown down by others in this contest, it at least wasn't the equivalent of bringing a Whoopee Cushion to a gunfight.
It had a solid, uniform, ramrod-straight ash with a precise, even burn. I figured I'd let the ash go for as long as I could muster, and while it fell off a hair beyond the 2" mark (likely a personal record--I don't trust myself not to make a mess so I rarely engage in The Ash Game) it was at least respectable. The cigar was far more enjoyable as well. A fairly light and woody first third, followed by a dramatic peppery flavor, finishing (down to the nub at about the 1:45 mark) with some peculiar combination of spice and fruit--like putting a dash of Tabasco on a peach or something.
It had a solid, uniform, ramrod-straight ash with a precise, even burn. I figured I'd let the ash go for as long as I could muster, and while it fell off a hair beyond the 2" mark (likely a personal record--I don't trust myself not to make a mess so I rarely engage in The Ash Game) it was at least respectable. The cigar was far more enjoyable as well. A fairly light and woody first third, followed by a dramatic peppery flavor, finishing (down to the nub at about the 1:45 mark) with some peculiar combination of spice and fruit--like putting a dash of Tabasco on a peach or something.